
Booth-team T-shirts
Make staff easy to identify with a clear logo or role. Collect sizes from the team and consider how the design looks beneath other layers.
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Give your booth team a coordinated look and your visitors a useful reminder of your brand. Plan branded apparel and giveaway options around your audience and event.
Separate staff clothing from visitor merchandise, then tell us your quantities, budget and required arrival date. We will review the proposed products and decoration before quoting.

These examples come from our best-selling categories. Check the size chart, colours and decoration suitability for your order. Photos show placeholder artwork, not finished customer orders.

Make staff easy to identify with a clear logo or role. Collect sizes from the team and consider how the design looks beneath other layers.
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Consider a layer for travel, setup and cooler venues. Keep crew quantities separate from items intended as visitor giveaways.
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Review headwear as a possible giveaway or staff accessory. Match the style to your audience and check the artwork at its actual decoration size.
Browse headwear →Confirm the staff roster, sizes and how many pieces each person needs. Include setup and travel days when planning the garment mix.
Decide who receives each item and how it will be distributed. Avoid ordering an arbitrary size mix without a plan for leftovers.
If a smaller group receives different items, list those quantities separately. Specify any packaging or presentation requirements for review.

Consider it for repeated designs across a coordinated garment run. Artwork colours, quantities and placements shape the quote.
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A stitched logo can suit hats and selected garments. Fine lettering, artwork size and fabric need review.
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Send detailed or full-colour artwork with your garment choices so design size, fabric and placement can be checked.
Explore dtf printing →T-shirts and hats are only part of the choice. If you want to compare bags, drinkware or other promotional products, share the use case, quantity and target budget. Product availability, decoration, minimums and lead times must be checked for the specific item.
Explore promotional products →The show opening date may be later than the date your team needs the order. Allow for packing, transport and venue receiving. Provide the destination, receiving contact and any appointment, labelling or delivery-window requirements before the quote is finalized.
Planning guide
Work through garment selection, recipient groups, artwork approval and delivery planning before your team heads to the venue.
Read the planning guide →Minimums, availability and timing depend on the products and decoration selected. We will confirm the relevant details for your order.
Start with the audience, how the item will be used and your complete budget. Send a shortlist for review; there is no single item that is right for every trade show.
Tell us the product type, quantity, branding and deadline. Options must be checked for availability, decoration suitability, minimums and timing.
Provide the venue address, receiving contact and restrictions. Delivery feasibility, cost and timing must be confirmed before relying on this arrangement.
Include each design and its quantities separately. Different artwork and decoration locations can change the quote.
Send the exact in-hand date with your enquiry. Garment or product availability, artwork approval, production and transit all need review before timing is confirmed.
Send your event brief, product ideas, artwork and required date. We will help you compare the next steps for your order.
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